Oklahoma Permit Test Flashcards

Oklahoma Permit Test Key Facts

• Name and address changes must be reported to the Department of Public Safety within 10 days.
• Licenses are probationary until the age of 18.
• A broken yellow line indicates that passing is allowed.
• Most traffic collisions result from human error.
• If you cause minor damage and can't find the owner, leave your information where it's visible.
• A flashing yellow light signals to slow down and proceed with caution.
• A flashing red light means to stop and proceed only when safe.
• A solid yellow line prohibits passing.
• Pedestrians always have the right of way.
• When approached by an emergency vehicle with lights and siren, pull over to the right and stop.
• At intersections, the vehicle on the right has the right-of-way when two vehicles arrive simultaneously.
• Drivers must yield to school buses with flashing lights and extended stop signs, unless on the opposite side of a median.
• After passing another vehicle, return to your lane only when you can fully see them in your rearview mirror.
• Signal your turns at least 100 feet in advance.
• Do not use your rearview mirror while backing up; instead, look directly behind.
• The basic speed rule dictates driving at a safe speed for current conditions, ensuring you can stop without causing collisions.
• Roads become particularly slick just as rain starts.
• Parking is illegal within 20 feet of a crosswalk and 30 feet of a stop sign.
• Bicyclists have full roadway rights and responsibilities similar to motor vehicles.
• Use low beam headlights within 1,000 feet of oncoming traffic.
• Parking lights should never be used while driving.
• Carbon monoxide is odorless.
• Use low beam headlights when driving in fog.
• The implied consent law holds residents and nonresidents to the same drinking and driving standards.
• Underage drivers face DUI convictions with any measurable blood alcohol content.
• First DUI offenses may lead to misdemeanor charges, jail time of 10 days to 1 year, and fines up to $1,000.
• The zero tolerance law prohibits any measurable alcohol for drivers under 21.
• Drivers under 18 committing alcohol-related offenses may have their driving privileges canceled for up to two years or until 21.
• Upon a first DUI conviction, the Department of Public Safety may revoke your license for 180 days (6 months) if over 21.
• When encountering a vehicle at night with only one headlight, drive as far to the right as possible.
• To prevent collisions on the interstate, maintain situational awareness by keeping your eyes moving.
• Slow down and be prepared to stop when you see children near the street.
• In the event of a collision, stop and exchange information with the other party.